Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-10-05

Plenty OF money to loan on good
farms, by Shannon & Shannon. 10
Mr.. Kinney, an attorney Of Usage
Mission, is here attending court.
Sam. S. SissOn, Harper's leading law
yer, was here last week on legal bust
ness.
For sale-cheap. a good 2-seat spring
wagon and set of double harness. This
Office.
A twO-ton refrigerator keeps all fresh
meat in good order at the Central meat
market. 4
Born, October Cd, to the wife of Mr..
G. l.. Swartz, boy. DIR. Gillett in at
| tendance.
Don't forget the dinner and supper
to-day, given by the ladies of all the
churches.
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
LIST National bank. 4
The ladies of the different churches
will give dinner and supper to-day.
Go and patronize them.
We would like to have a short COM
munication each week from every
neighborhood in the comfy.
George Sexton was circulating around
town Saturday. George seems to be
mashed on his own good looks.
If you make your application with
Shannon n Shannon, you Will get your
money when papers are signed. 10
Politics are warming up at Hazelton.
Last Saturday evening there was a
street fight over political differences.
The first regular meeting of the c.
l.. ;. &. will be held at the Methodist
church tomorrow evening at o'clock.
The city was full of people Saturday,
and our business houses were crowded.
The streets were full OF wagons and
horses.
In putting up your stove be sure to
examine the flue. This city is at the
mercy of fire, and it behoOves every one
to be careful.
"A horse-race, Saturday evening, took
about two hundred people off the
streets very suddenly. They went to
see the race.
If you want 10 buy or sell anything
advertise it. How does anybody know
that your horse or COW is for sale I'M
less you tell them.
An immense stock of winter boots
at Wood u Vincent's, and If you want
No. goods, at hard-times prices it
will pay you to see them.
l.. NJ. Axline is preparing to build a
handsome cottage ON Walnut street,
on the lot south Of Mr.. Albert Noble.
We congratulate him on this evidence
of thrift.
Receiving new goods daily. No shod
dy. bankrupt stock, but all clean, bright
and fresh, selected from the largest and
most complete stocks in New York and
Chicago. Standiford, Youmans & FL
dred. l6
There is a comet now said to be visi-
bic with the naked eye. We have
looked for il, and two weeks ago
thought we saw il, but have never been
able to find it since. If we saw the
real comet, it rises about o o'clock,
about ten degrees north Of east.
Henry ". Copp will accept thanks for
copy of his latest edition of tie Set
tiers Guide. 1t is book Of useful IN
formation, costing only % cents, and
ought to he in the hands of every set
tier. Address him at Washington,
ID. G.
Mr.. f. Il. Caruthers left, Friday
evering, for a ten days visit to St.
Louis, his old stamping-grOund. lie
will see the president and invite him to
come out and go fishing at Elm Mills.
lie took his daughter, Write, with him
to Kansas City, where she will make a
protracted visit to relatives.
The Attica Advocate hits the nail on
the head when it says: "The Horton
Headlight came to us last week with
thirty-one columns of advertising mat
ter, the beauty of which is, all consists
of home houses. The general public
needs no other evidenc of the boom i'm
Horton. Horton was one year old last
week.
II is said these startling assertions
were actually made by country jour
nal the other day: Our new school
hnnea which hurnt laot xpaoly moo Iorca
enough to accommodate 800 pupils four
stories high. The school house will be
rebuilt by brother of the former ar
chitect who died on a new and improv-
ed plan.
Prairie Dog: "Reub Lake and Dave
Roller attended the festival and dance
given to raise fund for Rev. Roberts,
ut Deerhead, on last Tuesday evening.
They report very good time and a
large attendance" That is one way of
raising funds for apreacher. Wonder
IL the Dog is not mistaken about the
dance?
Mr.. G.. l.. Howe, Of Atchison, who is
a brother OF Mrs. w. w. Cook, OF this
city, will be married at the Methodist
church, at HOltOn, Kansas, to Miss
Mary Chase, of IIolton. After the GER
emony there will be reception at the
residence Of the brides parents. Judge
Cook and wife, of this city, will attend
the wedding. We have never met the
bride OF groom, but we know that the
many friends of the Cook family, in
this county, Will join us in wishing
them full measure of conubial bliss.
The wedding occurs tomorrow night.
1t is thought that the Mcpherson
branch Of the u. p. railroad will soon
be put under construction from No